white on white and it works....
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like the color of lower cabinets. I think this helps me to decide not to do white above
really like island color
Stormy Monday (BM guess)
terrific blue. BM color finder says "Kensington Blue"
NICE! Colors (inaccurate BM color finder: gray mountain 1462, rock gray 1615, storm sky 1616, shaker gray 1594)
better but greenish
again, result comes out bland (even with variation on island)
don't like style but like the shade
a very pretty blue but could we commit to this color? what else would it tie into?
another good example of the wrong gray looking blah / sad
this scares me away from 'greige' idea -- very muddy
the wrong blue would look horrible. Has to be close to deep royal / navy to be 'safe' but too dark?
best example of a darker / mid gray
a good blue (on island)
awful
avoid grays with green tint
makes me change my mind about dark lower and light upper cabinets. Choppy (and think of impact into family room)
lighter is safer, but too bland?
maybe
go light on island where dark granite / stove is?
another good example of coldness
grey on back wall could work on cabinets
dark bottom cabinets work with white counter while white cabinets above work
top and bottom cabinets different??
makes me reconsider going too dark.
rich looking but too dark?
blue is too bright in this example but like the way they tied color into the wall. Could do this in dinette?
the island color is the closest to what I've liked so far
cold
I was thinking of Revere Pewter as a 'safe' option but am reconsidering after seeing this
Could blue be something different and add some color?
the wrong gray will look cold / sad
deeper but too dark / blueish
not the look I want -- too dark
would be better with lighter counters. but too dark?
don't want muddy look
good example of contrast with 'cold' feeling of lighter color and depth of darker
avoid!
white on white and it works....
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